08-10-2020, 05:45 PM
(This post was last modified: 08-10-2020, 05:50 PM by Martin Smith.)
I guess that's the car that will be used for the Ferrari Hublot e-series set to run next month?
If so, it might be fun to shadow that series at SRS using this car and the same tracks that series is running. As it happens, that series will be using 6 different tracks after the quali rounds in September.
So if this car is run in the SRS October season, it could shadow their championship very closely as their races are set for Sunday night in Europe according to their schedule: LINK: *** https://esports-registration.ferrari.com/regulation/ ***
That would mean these races, assuming a Monday night race slot for the Americas;
Oct 15 - Monza
Oct 12 - Zandvoort
Oct 19 - Nurburgring GP
Oct 26 - Spa
Nov 2 - Mugello
Nov 9 - Nordschleife
It might draw some of the competitors from that series, or maybe those who failed to qualify but who were brave enough to try. Could make for a large, strong grid and good racing.
If so, it might be fun to shadow that series at SRS using this car and the same tracks that series is running. As it happens, that series will be using 6 different tracks after the quali rounds in September.
So if this car is run in the SRS October season, it could shadow their championship very closely as their races are set for Sunday night in Europe according to their schedule: LINK: *** https://esports-registration.ferrari.com/regulation/ ***
That would mean these races, assuming a Monday night race slot for the Americas;
Oct 15 - Monza
Oct 12 - Zandvoort
Oct 19 - Nurburgring GP
Oct 26 - Spa
Nov 2 - Mugello
Nov 9 - Nordschleife
It might draw some of the competitors from that series, or maybe those who failed to qualify but who were brave enough to try. Could make for a large, strong grid and good racing.